Survey results stories - Page 5

Stack Overflow survey reveals the top 10 highest paid developer roles in the UK, with a Senior Executive leading.

Johnnie Walker has entered the top five most valuable UK brands for the first time, rising four places and growing its value to US$10.9 billion.

Riverbed Global Digital Employee Experience Survey 2023 explores expectations of digital natives, hybrid work, and the evolving role of IT.

Workday Global Survey reveals that 98% of CEOs think their organisations would benefit from implementing AI, but trust remains a concern.

Photographs, home addresses, and date of birth were among the personal details available online through search engines.

Delinea reveals a significant cyber insurance gap is emerging as providers evolve to reduce their exposure while organisations ignore the fine print.

Express VPN's recent survey finds that most Brits are unlikely to share Wi-Fi access with neighbours over a lack of trust and skyrocketing broadband prices.

The lack of women in the tech sector hinders diversity and contributes to the significant skills gap, according to Computer Weekly's survey of tech workers.

According to the survey, 15% of senior SME leaders are willing to commit accounting/tax fraud or evasion to ensure survival.

More than half of organisations with AI deployments always consider AI for new use cases, according to a survey by Gartner.

New survey from Boost.ai reveals customers' growing acceptance and preference for chatbots and virtual agents.

According to Workday's Global Study, most business leaders believe humans should be involved in AI decision-making, citing ethical and data concerns.

According to a recent Storyblok survey, Meta's Quest headsets remain strong competition for the Apple Vision Pro.

90% of Australian organisations plan to align their security programs to the Essential Eight, becoming a standard cybersecurity strategy nationwide.

New research published by SnapLogic, reveals attitudes towards AI in the workplace are guided by individuals' personality traits.

New research from Oliver Wyman reveals specific customer segments in broadband and mobile are still willing to pay more despite dynamic economic conditions.

The survey's research focused on understanding current identity and zero trust trends, adoption rates, incidents, solutions, challenges, and new areas of focus.

Multiple key revelations are found in the report, and they all point to the continued threat of ransomware globally as they remain at peak levels.

To complement the report, SAS has developed a new resilience assessment tool, enabling business leaders to appraise their company's resiliency quotient.

The results are based on a survey of 386 respondents across ANZ, Japan, China, India, Singapore, and South Korea.